Echo du Danube

Programme

• »The wonders of the world«

  Prologue:

• Anonymus

  The furies (1624) ca.)

• William Brade

  Der Königinnen Intrada (1617))

• What women want:

• Thomas Robinson

  Twenty waies upon the bells (1603))

• John Maynard

  The wife (The XII wonders of the world) (1611))

• Anonymus

  The ladies second masque (1624) ca.)

• John Maynard

  The marryed man (The XII wonders of the world) (1611))

• Anonymus

  The first of the lords (1624) ca.)

• Entry dance:

• William Brade

  Mascherad der Edelfrauen (1617))

• At the market: nutmegs and ginger

• John Maynard

  The marchant (The XII wonders of the world) (1611))

• Anonymus

  Home againe market is done (1620–1635) ca.)

• John Dowland

  Fine knacks for ladies F II/48 (1600))

• Anonymus

  Nuttmigs an Ginger (1595 um)

• Main dance:

• Jean la Flelle

  Ohne Titel

• Anonymus

  La paduana del re

• Richard Edwards

  When griping grief. Madrigal

• Cristofano Malvezzi

  Sinfonia à 6 (1589))

• Virginity or leading apes in hell?:

• Anonymus

  The fairey masque (1624) ca.)

• John Maynard

  The batchelar (The XII wonders of the world) (1611))

• Anonymus

  I can not keepe my wyfe a howme (1620–1635) ca.)

• John Maynard

  The maide (The XII wonders of the world) (1611))

• Revells:

• Anonymus

  I long for thy virginitie (1627–1629))

• Matthew Locke

  Symphonie of Birdcalls (1674)

• Anonymus

  I can not keepe my wyfe a howme (1620–1635) ca.)

• Live and let die:

• John Maynard

  The widow (The XII wonders of the world) (1611))

• Thomas Robinson

  Twenty waies upon the bells (1603))

• John Maynard

  The deuine (The XII wonders of the world) (1611))

• John Playford

  On the cold ground (1651))

• John Maynard

  The lawyer (The XII wonders of the world) (1611))

• John Dowland

  Fortune my foe P 62 (1600 ca.)

• The sacred end:

• Thomas Morley

  The sacred end pavan (1609))

  Galliard to the sacred end (1609))

• Epilogue:

• John Playford

  Lulle me beyond thee (1651))

• Banquet:

• William Brade

  Ein Schottischer Tantz (1617))

• John Playford

  Parsons farewell (1651))

  Lumps of Pudding (1651))